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Sector Rotation

How tracked institutional value shifted between sectors this quarter — in percentage points of the aggregate reported book.

Q1 2026 → Q2 2026 · shares of aggregate tracked 13F common-equity value; sector labels from delayed market-data profiles

Technology 30.7% +4.34pp
Financial Services 21.8% -0.84pp
Healthcare 9.1% -0.48pp
Industrials 9.0% +0.28pp
Consumer Cyclical 8.1% -0.46pp
Communication Services 7.4% -0.45pp
Consumer Defensive 3.8% -0.52pp
Energy 3.5% -1.14pp
Basic Materials 2.5% -0.37pp
Real Estate 2.1% -0.06pp
Utilities 2.0% -0.30pp

Bars show the percentage-point change in sector share vs the prior quarter. Value shares mix trading and market moves — a rallying sector gains share without a single share bought.

Most-accumulated names per sector

Technology

Financial Services

Healthcare

MDLN Medline Inc. +39 new +28
AGL Agilon Health, Inc. +31 new +30
MANE Veradermics… +31 new +28

Industrials

Consumer Cyclical

Communication Services

STUB StubHub Holdings, Inc. +28 new +22
ATEX Anterix Inc. +20 new +19
TIGO Millicom… +20 new +14

Consumer Defensive

Energy

Provenance: Aggregated from parsed 13F common-stock positions of tracked managers; sector classifications from company profiles (delayed market data). Unclassified securities are excluded from the shares and the exclusion is why shares may not sum to 100%.